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Remodeling a Small Bathroom in a Log Home Part II: Building a Copper Bathtub

March 17th, 2008 · 1 Comment

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log bathroom demolitionThe shower attached to the small bathroom, as discussed in the previous installment, has been removed and the space opened up to its original 6 by 6 space.

The narrow door as seen in this photo is only 19 inches wide and leads to the bathroom. The walls have been stripped of the cheesy press-board paneling.

This room originally served as a bathroom for the tavern and is situated in a corner of the veranda game room. As layers of paneling were stripped away one could see on the floor where the toilet and sink once set. The ceiling of the small room has been removed to expose the game room ceiling which slopes from 12 foot down to 10 foot.

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Tags: Small Bathroom Remodeling · Workbench